| 2011-01-12 21:44:09 |
rockachu2 |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2011-01-12 21:45:18 |
rockachu2 |
description |
Fractal Fr0st does not render frames above ~2000px wide.
It just generates an empty image that size and stops rendering.
I have a really powerful computer and wish to render fractals much bigger than that, but it is not possible.
Another constraint is that the application only recognizes 32 bit memory sizes. |
Fractal Fr0st does not render frames above ~2200px wide.
It just generates an empty image that size and stops rendering.
I have a really powerful computer and wish to render fractals much bigger than that, but it is not possible.
Another constraint is that the application only recognizes 32 bit memory sizes.
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| 2011-01-12 21:45:48 |
rockachu2 |
description |
Fractal Fr0st does not render frames above ~2200px wide.
It just generates an empty image that size and stops rendering.
I have a really powerful computer and wish to render fractals much bigger than that, but it is not possible.
Another constraint is that the application only recognizes 32 bit memory sizes.
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Fractal Fr0st does not render frames above ~2250px wide.
It just generates an empty image that size and stops rendering.
I have a really powerful computer and wish to render fractals much bigger than that, but it is not possible.
Another constraint is that the application only recognizes 32 bit memory sizes.
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| 2011-01-12 21:46:27 |
rockachu2 |
description |
Fractal Fr0st does not render frames above ~2250px wide.
It just generates an empty image that size and stops rendering.
I have a really powerful computer and wish to render fractals much bigger than that, but it is not possible.
Another constraint is that the application only recognizes 32 bit memory sizes.
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Fractal Fr0st does not render frames above ~2250px wide.
It just generates an empty image that size and stops rendering.
I have a really powerful computer and wish to render fractals much bigger than that, but it is not possible.
Another constraint is that the application only recognizes 32 bit memory sizes, so the available memory is about half of what is actually available.
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| 2011-01-12 21:49:00 |
rockachu2 |
fr0st: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2011-01-13 11:16:03 |
Vitor Bosshard |
fr0st: importance |
Undecided |
Low |
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